The Lair of the Blind Ones.... Little is known of this mysterious race. Legends tell of ghostly figures emerging at night from underground and dragging hapless victims to their doom. Though they do not possess the power of sight, the Blind Ones are hardly helpless. They can hear the beat of a heart and smell the blood of an intruder from a great distance. Attacking with primitive brutality and a lust for warm blood, they have lived for countless centuries deep beneath the surface of the Lost Land....
Speaking as an arachnophobe, Lair of the Blind Ones was my Vietnam. Even now some twenty odd years later, listening to this tune gives me PTSD flashbacks.
@@CMCFLYYY How rough you are. I find that the beat of the music is quite subtle, reaching to simulate the feeling of an endless descent in this huge cave that touches the heart of the earth, full of scary and dangerous creatures. Then the "angry" part of the song at 05:45, immersing myself in all the noble brutality of this region of the Lost Lands, in which nothing has moved for centuries. This level brings an incredible charm to the story of Turok and it's probably one of the best video game caves of its time.
me now: Holy shit this is some expert buildup. Really amazing. me remembering what I used to think of it as a kid: "holy shit, holy shit. holy shit. I'm going to die down here this is crazy! Please let me make it. Please please please AAAHHHH! Me again: Oh yeah. Wow this shit stuck deep.
I never liked this level. I can beat all the other levels in no time without any type of guide, but it's a total MAZE to complete all the objectives here. Fun fact: The Blind Ones are actually distant cousins of the Oblivion (Flesh Eaters) enemies, so it's no wonder why they attack so similarly. And try using the Sun Pod on them.
